Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 181 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, September 27, 1988 Little Theater show opens Thursday Actors give good performanceA>9 in 'The Castro Complex' Editor's Note: The following is a review of the Guantan- is he? In more ways than one, Paco shatters many of amo Bay Little Theater production, "The Castro Com- Betsy's fantasies about Castro. pler." The reviewexpresses the opinionsof one person; the All three cast members gave credible, and for the most writer. part believable, performances, although some parts of the script are delivered less than spontaneously. By J03 JOHN GAONA However, Morse and Worcester, both veterans of the stage, give performances that stand out. Both deliver their While not aplay I would recommend forchildren under lines with practiced ease and Worcester's Latin accent 12, the Guantanamo Bay Little Theater's production of takes the cake. I'm still not sure if the accent is real or not. "The Castro Complex" by Mel Arrighi is a should see In her first effort at directing, Linda Segura has created performance. a show that the Guantanamo Bay Little Theater can be The three-scene dinner show opens Thursday evening proud to add to its long list of productions. at the Windjammer Club and involves a mature theme with And, as is always the case in a good production, the humorous undertones. behind-the-scenes volunteers outdid themselves. Con- The show stars Susan Seagle as Betsy Kress, Tim tributors to the production include: Assistant to the Direc- Morse as Hadley Marcus and Jim Worcester as Paco tor, Ann Richardson; Stage Manager, Kate Baker; Props, Montoya. Darrel Cooper, Vic Sapio and Baker; Makeup, Rhonda Betsy is a young woman who has an infatuation with Crichlow; Lighting, Bill Bandura; Costumes, Teri Suther- Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Her fantasies of the Cuban lin; Program Design, Sandy Lanigan; Stage Design and dictator are the source of friction between her and fiance Construction, Bill Jamieson, Rich Lanigan, Bill Taylor, Hadley. Bandura and Steven Zdanowicz; and Stage Painters, Rich- Hadley is a straight-laced Republican in the plumbing ard Segura, Baker, Lou Ann Kinter, Cooper, Lanigan and supplies business who feels that Betsy's obsession with Rachel Pittman. Castro is theproductof mental illness. Tiring of the fantasy Tickets for "TheCastro Complex" cost $10 and include role playing he must indulge in to keep Betsy's love, the cost of dinner. Performances begin at 8 p.m. with Hadley comes up with aplan to end the charade.Enter Paco dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets for the performances Tim Morse and Susan Seagle rehearse a scene Montoya, who barges into Betsy's apartment, only to are available at the Windjammer Club and should be for "The Castro Complex." (Photo by JOSA Dirk become the real-life fantasy she has been looking for. Or purchased at least one day in advance. Rose) Residents continue efforts for Jamaican relief afternoon to notify them that the Coast 'donations are still coming in and the drive Permanent Drop Sites are: 71 boxes of donated Guard ship Donald B. Beary would be will continue for several weeks. - PSD Transfers, Louella Barlow, steaming to Jamaica Monday. Jamieson Drop box sites to date are: daily from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. items collected over told the group that the ship's commanding Wednesday, Sept. 28 - Mrs. Martin, 1502C East Caravella, officer, Cmdr. Cruser, was more than will- - Georgia Olds, 1167 Center Bargo, from 2 to 4 p.m. this past weekend ing to deliver the base's donations. from 2 to 6 p.m. The"JamaicanDisasterReliefFund"is By PAT CORUM Working around the clock, volunteers Thursday, Sept. 29 still in need of financial contributions. The NBCPO packed 13 boxes of women's clothes, 11 - Carina Martin, 1502C East Carav- total amount collected to date is $12,921, boxes of children's clothes and shoes, 33 ella, from 2 to 6 p.m. with Marine Barracks donating $160, the Seventy-one boxes of donated items boxes of canned and dried foods, four -Linda Segura, Old BOQ,Room 136, Christian Youth Fellowship donating $125 were shipped to Jamaica Monday. These boxes of toys, three boxes of men's clothes from 8 to 11 a.m. and the PWD Maintenance Division do- were collections from over the weekend. and several boxes of linen and kitchen- Friday, Sept. 30 nated $322. Chuck McGinty of MWR Cmdr. Margaret Jamieson telephoned ware. - Georgia Olds, 1167 Center Bargo, donated his birthday present and there have thegroup heading thereliefeffortSaturday That is only the tip of the iceberg as from 2 to 6 p.m. been several $25 and $100 donations. Combe found guilty in court-martial From NAVY NEWS SERVICE Petty Officer Second Class Michael Combe was found guilty September 23, of A C T O I LIAE conspiracy to commitbattery and on two charges ofnegligent homicideby a general court- martial held in Pensacola, Fla. The conviction is the result of an investigation into the March 2 death of student (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) swimmer, Airman Lee Mirecki. Combe, an instructor at the Rescue Swimmer School at the time of Mirecki's death, Query: NRA stated that Jack Daniels or forget their laundry slip, but this is will be sentenced later. He faces up to one year confinement, a bad conduct discharge and was ordered in December 1987. You causing timely delays during ourpeak forfeiture of all pay and allowances for the negligent homicide charge, and an additional still do not have any. Everything else hours. Our sales associate must track six months confinement for the conspiracy charge. tastes terrible! down a customer's laundry manually Reply: We checked on this to see if by last name, and if the customer has USS Vincennes rescues 26 refugees Jim Beam was alone without his best more than one laundry ticket it creates fried oJck theshef Dnies mre cnfuiontrying to figure out The guided missile cruiser USS Vincennes (CG-49) rescued 26 Vietnamese refugees, beside him, but found thatwe have which ticket is ready. A usimple two- 10 of whom were children, who had been adrift for 15 days. had Jack Daniels in stock since March minute transaction can take up to five The homeward-bound Vincennes was transiting the South China Sea September 22, 2. We had run out of the 1 liter bottles minutes which inconveniences the when an alert lookout spotted aflickering torch about 5,000 yards away. Vincennes closed but still had the 2 liter bottles in other customers waiting. You can help and found the refugees' 30-foot boat overcrowded and taking on water. The boat was stock. One liter bottles are nowin usspeed up our service by ensuring brought along side and its passengers brought aboard. The refugees' boat sank minutes stock and Misters Beam and Daniels you have your ticket ready when you after all were rescued. The group reported that they left Tra-Vinh, Vietnam, 15 days have been happily reunited. pick up your laundry. If you have earlier. They had exhausted their food and water supply and were subsisting on rain water. honestly lost your ticket we will still The refugees were transported to Subic Bay,Philippines, andturned over to authorities Laundry Note: The peak hours of our take care of you, but please be September 24.lundry are weekdays right after considerate and try not to abuse.the This makes two at-sea rescues for the crew of the San Diego-based Aegis cruiser since work. We are more than happy to system. As Confusious says, deploying to the Persian Gulf last April. Five Iranian fishermen were rescued by give people their laundry if they lose ticket, no shirtee." Vincennes in early August. Capt. Will C. Rogers IIw commands USS Vincennes. Contributed by the staff D MEDICALU.S. Naval Hospital,ADVISOR BAY NEWS Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Musicians needed monthly meeting Wednesday, Oct. 12 at 6:30p.m. at 2717A West Iguana. Capt. Paul Campbell, MSC, Commanding Officer are needed for Black History Musicians The general membership will vote on proposed Month. Interested persons should contact SMC by-law changes. Parents wishing to have babysit- during working hours, or Porter at4848 or4797 ting available must contact Dianna at 3163 by It's obvious the sun is benefi- reduce your exposure to a half- YNSN Smith at 4511 2116 after working hours, or Friday, Oct. 7. Ccial to our physical and mental hour on each side a few times or4723. well-being, but it's just as obvi- weekly. For more information, call 3617. ous that improper tanning tech- Usingalight oil, such as baby NEX Birthday sale fniques can do more harm than oiloroliveoil,helpsyourskintan NFCU open Oct. 1 The Navy Exchange will hold its Navy Navy Federal Credit Union will be open good. Burned, peeled or blotchy without drying out, but these oils Birthday Sale October 8-16. There will be live Saturday, Oct. 1, military pay day, from 9a.m. Sskin is as unattractive on stage at don'tprotectyou from ultraviolet mannequins at the main store October 8, 10 percent till noon. They request that all balance and share ca bodybuilding competition as is rays. If you're planning to spend off the cleaning of uniforms at the Laundry/Dry withdrawal requests be called in Friday, Sept. 30. fa milky pallor. a long time in the sun (for sports, Cleaning shop October 11-14 and a special on This is to help speed things up October 1. The Navy The body protects itself cycling,etc.)don'tdependonoils dinner at the Blue Caribe for active duty Navy Exchange and Central Fidelity Bank will be open to 2 October 16. against lengthy exposure to the to protect you. cash share withdrawals. Ssun by secreting pigments (mela- The most recent development rnin). These darken the skin and in tanning protection is the sun- Mail Orderly training Bank Teller at Leeward rmake it less susceptible to burn- screen, particularly para-amino- There is a mandatory training class for all Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at the iing. Skin tissue also actually acid (PABA) which is personnel who have turned in mail orderly applica- benozolo Leeward Point Facility Thursday, Sept. 29. In t tions to the Post Office and are waiting for appoint- thickens with repeated regular offered as a lotion or as an ingre- addition, Central Fidelity Bank will be open Satur- ment as Mail Orderly, at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5. Eexposure and this too is a protec- dent in tanning lotions. This day Oct. 1, from 9 a.m. to noon, due to military Any other mail orderlies who have not attended the ttive measure. Dark-skinned substance can block out 90 per- payday. people have more pigment closer cent of the burning rays while previous classes are welcome to attend. tto the skin than light-skinned allowing 90 percent of the tan- Relocation notice Servmart customer authorization persons. ning rays to reach the skin. Sun- To provide positive customer identification, The Counseling and Assistance Center has The lighter your skin, the screens are rated 1 through 15, each department or activity must submit prior to relocated from the Family Service Center. They rmore care you should take about with 15 offering the greatest pro- Saturday, are now located at McCalla Hangar, 2nd deck, Oct. 1, annually, a listing by name, Eexposure to the sun. You can section. Make sure to check the rank and rate and above the Pass and ID Office. For more informa- a sample signature of all persons authorized to sign Servmart chits. sunbathe more safely before 10 product's label for sunscreen tion, contact ET2 Selzler at 4390. ca.m. or after 3 p.m. when the sun's contents. Lotions should be reap- The Servmart customer authorization file is Irays are less direct than they are plied after immersion in water or reviewed annually and all authorization letters for Fresh Fish Frys' the previous year's operation are discarded. Send Eduring the middle of the day. wearing clothing. If you have an allergic reac- Don't fall asleep in the sun. Fresh Fish Frys' will be held every Tuesday all authorization letters by guard mail to Supply from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Yacht Club. Fresh fish Department atm: Servmart Director, stop 2. ttion to exposure (nausea or skin You can burn any time you're from Florida will be flown in every Tuesday and Trashes other than blistering from exposed too long, butyou can also the type will vary each week. Plane wash burns) consult a physician. Sun- burn in a very short time while The cost is $6.95 for adults and $3.50 for The NAS First Class Association is having a 1light must be avoided by people asleep because your body's resis- children. Dinner includes fresh fish, coleslaw, plane whohavehearttrouble,hyperthy- lance is at its lowest when you hush puppies and freshly baked bread. Drinks will wash, Monday, Oct. 3, at 2 p.m. All NAS personnel first class and above can be sponsored. If I also be available. roid conditions or high blood sleep. Even well-tanned people you Take out is also available by calling 2345 be- want your supervisor, LPO, LCPO, or above to pressure. can burn if they sleep in the sun. work, tween 6 and 9 p.m. Ask for the Yacht Club when contact any First Class Association member. Tan for about a half-hour on Don't be lulled into thinking The cost calling this number since the Marina shares the is $.25 per vote and the top eight vote. eeach side (front and back) when that a misty or cloudy sky means getters will number with the Yacht Club. have the privilege of washing a plane. sstarting out, but turn over every the sun won't burn you. Rays For more information, contact PN1 Jeror at 15 minutes. Increase tanning time penetrate misteasily and can bur 6303 or 6307 during working hours. byfive minutes per day until you you badly if you don't take ordi- Pre-school Program begins 1bathe for an hour on each side. nary protective measures against The Pre-school Program and the Child Devel- DEFEX box lunches opment Center is scheduled to begin Monday, Once you're as tan as youed like d exposure Requests for box lunches for DEFEX must be Oct. 3. submitted to each galley office no later than 4 p.m. Pre-registration has been set for tonight Friday, Sept. 30. beginning at 7 a.m. You can register your child Request forms may be obtained from each by calling 2205 or in person at the CDC. galley. The new location for the CDC is the old BOQ Normal meal procedures Wardroom. The CDC staff asks that you use the and charges apply ex- cept surcharges for officers are not applicable. east parking entrance, which is the loading dock Meals for area. Classes are as follows: 4-year-olds will meet personnel on Comrats/BAS, must be paid for at the time that meal iourna f Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8to 11 a.m.; request is submitted. The point of contact for Gold Hill Galley is and 3-year-olds will meet Tuesday and Thursday MS 1 Tremblay at 2860 and from 8 to 11 a.m. Leeward Point Galley is MS1 Roth at 6394. Natural Way meeting Housing repairs inspections The Natural Way is a group of moms who A civilian architectural and have, are or will be nursing their babies. The engineering team will be making unit-by-unit housing group lends support to each other and shares facility condi- precious experiences. All moms and moms-to-be tion inspections for preparation of repair and im- provement designs are invited to attend the next meeting tonight from throughout this month. Inspec- tions 7 to 8 p.m. at the Hospital Fleet Sick Call Area. will be performed from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Babies are invited. Call Ann at 2250 after working Monday through Saturday, and Sunday from 1to 6 p.m. through hours for more information. Sept. 30. Housing units to be inspected include all units of Deer Point, Marina Point, Marine Site, Ocean SATO accepting resumes View, Paola Point, Radio Point, Evans Point 722 A- Entertainment Tonight SATO Travel is now accepting resumes for its D, MH 730, and MH 831. The team will be All movies begin at 8 p.m. new Guantanamo Bay Travel Center. The office is knocking on doors and requesting access to each Downtown Lyceum scheduled to open in early 1989. Any former em- unit for up to 30 minutes. Housing occupant support Night Mother . Drama (PG-13).1:37 ployees or travel agents are encouraged to apply. is appreciated and will contribute to improvement The following experience levels are to our housing conditions. McCalla Lyceum preferred but not necessarily required; one year Wild Geese II .Drama (R).1:52 experience in Sabre Computer Reservation Housing inspection schedule Marine Lyceum System, one year experience government and Housing inspections The Invisible Stranger. Suspense (R).1:26 military affairs, and one year vacation/leisure/ will be conducted by the NAVSTA Leeward Lyceum sales experience. An excellent benefit package Fire Department on Tuesday and Thurs- includes air travel. Salary is commensurate with day from4:30 to7 p.m. The next scheduled Tin Men.Comedy (R).1:50 inspections experience level. will be held on the following dates: Tonight, EastBargounits4A-12B. Resumes must be received by Friday, Sept. 30. Interviews will take place October 4-7. Send Sept. 29, Kellog Contractor Trailers -TPO 1, 3, 8,9, 10, resumes to Mr. Patrick Acree,in care of OIC PSD. 11, 13; TP 1712, 1728, 1758, 1706; TPGH Guantanamo Gazette 3,4; and TPC 5 Corinaso. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Residents who are unable to comply with the EOD training above schedule should call the Fire Prevention Small boating, swimming and diving will be Office Naval Base Commander.Capt. John S. Boyd, USN at 3441 or 3442 for a scheduled appoint- Public Affairs Officer.Lt. Bob Hines, USNR secured from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5, ment. EditorialStaff and during the week of October 17-23, in the Editor.J0 3John Gao na,USN vicinity of Phillips Park between the Windward SF 171 Workshop Assistant Editor.JOSA Dirk Rose, USN Point Lighthouse and buoy 2A to mid-channel due Sports Editor.JOSN Joel The Family Service Center will Parks, USNR to the detonation of explosives underwater. offer an SF Layout.DM 3 Paul Czech, USNR 171 workshop Wednesday, Sept. 28, from 6:30to Staff W riter.JOSN M ichaelRiess,USN The editorial content ofthis newspaper is prepared, edited andprovided by the Public Affairs Office 8:30p.m. It will address the importance of having of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication formembers a well prepared SF 171 and show you how to of the military services and their families stationed overseas. 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PAGE 2 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE Service to the fleet Sima's R-3 Division; four shops in one

The Shore Intermediate motors brought in by ships under- isresponsible for troubleshooting Maintenance Activity R-3 going training at Fleet Training and repairing communication Division is four shops in one. Group. The remaining shops are: systems for the fleet; and Battery The primary shop is Motor Outside Electrical, which does Locker, which checks, charges Repair, which is responsible repair work throughout the base; and maintains batteries for the for repairing and rewinding Interior Communications, which ships.

(Clockwise from top left) EM1 William Sullivan tests a reconditioned motor using an oscil- loscope. IC2 Susan Sapp instructs IC3 Teresa Ziegenfuss on tracing a circuit using a schematic. EM1 Alan Herman measures a motor journal bearing surface of a motor to see if the bearings are properly fitted on the motor shaft. IC2 Susan Sapp, of the Interior Com- munications Department, does a continuity check on a ship's E-call system. EM1 William Sullivan removes a reconditioned motor from the bake oven. The oven is used to bake the varnish on the motors.

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1988 PAGE 3 MWR golf course gets new electric carts By BETH GOLD Each electric cart has six bat- will be operational at all times. MWR Information Office teries housed internally. The bat- Cart rental is on a first come, teries are charged at night so that first served basis unless they are Ten "E. Z. Go" golf carts the carts can operate for 36 holes being used for tournament func- arrived from the barge to the golf per day. tions, at which time they can be course via flatbed truck Septem- Tops for the carts are ex- reserved. pected to be installed in the near ber 9. Right: Hector Gomez lends After some discussion con- future. his support as Don Th- cerning the bestunloading proce- Mike Penn, Golf Course dure, the electric carts were safely Manager, believes the additional ompson maneuvers one of driven off the ramp on to their carts, combined with a new me- the new golf carts off the new turf. chanic, will insure that 30 carts ramp. (Photo by Beth Gold)

AREA Instruction will cover rigging, unrigging, knots, Sports .scores beat to windward, reach, run, tack and gybe, tech- National League baseball niques for rescuing "man overboard," righting a ATHLETICS capsized boat and controlling speed. St. Louis Cardinals 7 For more information, call Beth at 2345. Pittsburgh Pirates 1 Project Player activities Dart tourney Dive classes Montrefil Expos 3 Chicago Cubs 2 Project Player will sponsor a dart tournament Morale, Welfare and Recreation is offeing fol- tour- the Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 7 p.m. at Post 46. The lowing scuba dive courses. All students:iglst pre- nament is single-elimination and costs $1. Registra- New York Mets f0 register at the MWR Information Office:=hysical Philadelphia Phillies -.4 tion will begin at 6:45 p.m. and a trophy will be exams are required for the PADI Open Water course awarded. with forms available at the Information Office. Los Angeles Dodgers 3 Open Water, Evans, Oct. 3 and 31, 160 San Diego Padres 2 Aquatics Department activities Advanced Open Water, Peterson, Sept. 21, $85 Water volleyball Advanced Open Water, Evans, Sept. 29, $85 Cincinnati Reds 5 Water volleyball games are held every Wednes- Advanced Open Water, Geiger and Bailey, Sept. San Francisco Giants 2 day from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 4:30 to 6 29,$85 p.m. at the Officers' pool. Rescue Diver, Geiger and Bailey, Oct. 7, $140 Rescue Diver, Peterson, Oct. 17, $140 American League baseball Sailing activities Divemaster, Geiger and Bailey, Oct. 28, $150 Boat Diver Specialty, Evans, Oct. 20, $60 Regatta Toronto Blue Jays 11 Underwater Hunter Specialty, Evans, Oct. 27, $60 The Yacht Club and MWR will be co-sponsoring Boston Red Sox 1 a Labor Day regatta series Sunday, Oct. 9 and 23, at the Yacht Club. Events will begin at 1 p.m. with two Captain's Cup events Detroit Tigers 6 races run each day. The best out of six will deter- Soccer meeting Cleveland Indians 3 mine the winner. All skill levels are welcome. A Captain's Cup soccer organizational meeting For more information, call Beth at 2345. will be held Friday, Oct. 14, at 11 a.m. in the base New York Yankees 5 Basic sailing lessons gym. Baltimore Orioles 4 Basic Sailing lessons are scheduled for Oct. 10- For more information, call John at 2560. 12, at the Yacht Club from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Practical Archery tournament Texas Rangers 5 lessons will follow at convenience to the student. The Captain's Cup archery tournament has been Chicago White Sox 3 The cost is $10, payable at the time of registra- canceled until November. Dates and times will be tion at the MWR Information Office. published at a later date. Kansas City Royals 5 Seattle Mariners 0 CLASSIFIED ADS All items for the classified sec- $450 OBO. Call 6347 DWH or 2535 fits units in Center Bargo for living disk player w/accessories including able compartment. Call Keith at tion must be submitted on 81/2 by11 AWH and ask for Del. room and dining room, $150. Whirl- headphones, $300. Call Tim at 6313 6314 DWH. in. paper with a maximum of 40 '76 Cutlass Olds Station Wagon, pool dishwasher, two years old, or 6278 DWH, or 6414 AWH, bar- '69 Triumph Bonneville 650, custom wordsperadvertisement. Each item $1,000OBO. Call2199AWH. $200. Call 3795 AT. racks 525, room 220. design, hardtail chopper, lots of to be sold must be submitted on a AUTO PARTS Electronic rowing machine, Bench- TELEVISIONS chrome, sharp bike, excel. cond. Call separate sheet ofpaper unless they Chrome engine parts for Pontiac 400 mark 920, programmable tension w/ 26 in color console on swivel, remote 4106 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. fall under the same category. Ads small block, $40 OBO. Call SN Rose 20 settings. Counts calories and control, cable ready, stereo adapter '81 Honda Custom400. Runs good. submitted which include a variety of at4502DWH. time, used six months, like new, jack, digital display on-screen clock, Call 3626 AWH. items will be placed underMiscella- $300 OBO. Call Stuart at 5325 or $500 OBO. Call Shelly or John at '82 Yamaha Maxim 750, great neous. Ads must be signed and in- BOATS Pam at 2886. 3963 AT. cond., $1,100 OBO. Helmets in- clude a phone number where the 16 ft. v-hull, new 48 hp. Johnson and 55 gallon hexagonal aquarium with TWO WHEELERS cluded. Call 2199 AWH. submitted can be reached during new Johnson kicker, all new equip. wooden stand, everything included. '74 Honda CB-200, rebuilt engine, WANTED normal working hours. for trailer and new VHF elect. sys- Discovery educational toys, some new paint, must see to appreciate, Four wheel drive vehicle in reason- Deadlines: Ads arepublished for tem, steering system, controls. Ex- new in boxes. McGregor Jr. velcro $650 OBO. Call Clyde at 4706 able shape for decent price. Will two consecutive days (Monday and cel. shape; $4,200. Call 2493 AWH roller skates, size 12j and 1. 1,800 DWH. consider trading car for part pay- Tuesday and Thursday andFriday). or4885 DWH. pieceLego set with large foundation '78 Kawasaki 650 w/faring w/lock- ment Call SN Rose at 4502 DWH. Ads must be in by noon Wednesday or CARPETS boards and carrying case. Hot Fridaypreceding the desired publi- Two carpets, one beige, 12 X 14.5, Wheels car case and seven Hot cation dates. one coco, 8 X 10, $75 ea. Call 2199 Wheels. Many other games and toys. Leeward Point residents may AWH. Call Maria at 3337. submit ads via telephone. All other FURNITURE Wave riding vehicle surfboard, 5 ft. 7 residents must submit written ads to Six piece living room set. Includes in. Truster with removable third fin. the Public Affairs Office, Building sofa, two chairs, coffee table and two Must see to appreciate. Call 2197 760,AdminHill. end tables, $500. Call 2711 AT and AWH. leave message. Electronic auto correct typewriter/ AIR CONDITIONERS Matching couch, love seat and chair. printer, has direct print and 16 char- Three a/c's for sale, all in good cond., Coffee table and two end tables, acter display memory print modes. $150 for all, must sell. Call John or $200. Kitchen table and four chairs, Brand new in box, $100. Call 4106 Shelly at 3963 AT. $100. Call 2588 AWH. DWH, ask for Anthony. Whirlpool 24,000 Btu, $75. Call Five piece wicker furniture set, 4885 DWH or 2169 AWH. beige, fair cond., $200 OBO. Call Free to good home, two lovable dogs, 24,000 Btu, 220 volt, $150. 14,000 2199 AWH. both housebroken, prefer they go Btu, 110volt, $125. 8,000Btu, 110 King size bed, no cost. 55 gallon together. If interested, call Shelly at volt, $60. Call 3795 AT. water drum for a/c, free. Call 2199 3963 AT. Two a/c's, $25 and $50. Call 2199 AWH. SERVICES AWH. Tan colored recliner/rocker, $50. Professional cake decorator for any APPLIANCES Call 3526 AT. occasion. Can do drawings on com- G.E. dishwasher, two years old, Queen-size solid oak waterbed set, mand cakes and children's cakes. $250. Microwave oven, 2.5 years six drawer pedestal, headboard, Call Debbie at 3572 AWH. old, $150. Call 2985 AT. dresser, two nightstands, semi-wav- If you are tired of dealing with your AUTOS eless mattress, heater, drain/fill kit, hair, call me. I will create a style just '81 Oldsmobile Omega, 2-dr., good mattresspad, onepairsheets,match- for you. Prices vary according to cond., a/t, a/c, $1,800. Call Amy at ing comforter and 9 X 12 ft. gray style. Mothers, this could be a great 2320 during the day. carpet, $1,000 OBO. Call Shelly at delight for you. I can do your '81 Toyota Corolla, 2-dr., 4-cyl., a/t, 3963 AT. daughter's hair. Teenagers, grown- a/c, AM/FM stereo, runs and looks MISCELLANEOUS ups and everyone is welcome. Call great. Avail. at Ferry Landing Oct. Prom dress w/slip, size 9, worn once, Margaret at 4239 after 5 p.m. 28,$3,000nego. Call4502 DWHor lavender, $20. Motorcycle parts, STEREO EQUIPMENT 4790 AWH. $15. Call Shelly or John at 3963 AT. Bose roommate speaker system w/ '70 Pontiac Catalina, runs good, Carpet with pad, earthtone in color, built in amp; Sony portable compact

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